Chazz
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When i get back from my service all I'll do some measurements for u guys..
Chazz said:When i get back from my service all I'll do some measurements for u guys..
Thx so much
Chazz
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both of my sleds are at 25.5" center to center, roughly 1.75" in front(towards engine) of the stock rear mounting hole and slightly above it's location...as seen in below pic.
Chazz said:both of my sleds are at 25.5" center to center, roughly 1.75" in front(towards engine) of the stock rear mounting hole and slightly above it's location...as seen in below pic.
So 25.5" from center of front mount?
Chazz
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yes and to center of rear hole...
So what about the tunnel reinforcement and torque arms that come in the installation kit?
Are they not needed?
Sorry for all the questions
Just want to understand before I start
Are they not needed?
Sorry for all the questions
Just want to understand before I start
Chazz
New member
No, they are not needed. Stock locations have reinforcements on the tunnel, no others are needed. Combined 8000+ miles on both sleds since installing the used m10's and have not a single issue...and I don't let off when I hit the big stuff...lol
Chazz said:No, they are not needed. Stock locations have reinforcements on the tunnel, no others are needed. Combined 8000+ miles on both sleds since installing the used m10's and have not a single issue...and I don't let off when I hit the big stuff...lol
Ok
A little concerned about the rear location
what kind of reinforcement did you use on the rear? thanks guys
Chazz
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For the metrics I used a heavy duty flat washer on the inside for the rear to take up the small gap. If you have the factory m10 plate for the rear that goes outside the tunnel, use it.
I did not have the plates on both of my installs, so cut some flat stock to length from a fleet type store, and marked and drilled the holes. You can see it at the rear location on the tunnel in the pic.
I did not have the plates on both of my installs, so cut some flat stock to length from a fleet type store, and marked and drilled the holes. You can see it at the rear location on the tunnel in the pic.
How did you determine the rear location
Did you have the template?
I am going to order the two rear outside plates
Did you have the template?
I am going to order the two rear outside plates
Chazz
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From other m10s mounted..
I see you can buy just the template from fast
I think I will buy one just to help locate the rear mounts
I think I will buy one just to help locate the rear mounts
did you have to make any additional pieces for support or strenght om the inside? thanks guys
Mr. Sledhead
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I just bought a 02 viper and it has a M-10 under it... I can take some pics of the inside of tunnel if you would like some visual help. It looks like they used the existing reinforcing plates.
Chazz
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Bob...no
Mr. Sledhead said:I just bought a 02 viper and it has a M-10 under it... I can take some pics of the inside of tunnel if you would like some visual help. It looks like they used the existing reinforcing plates.
yes please
that would be a huge help
thx
that would help me out also. ive got a m10 planning on insalling in a viper, usung the front stock mounting hole. was worried about the back location. great sight, get lots of help from all you guys. dont know what i would do without you guys. thanks again
bobsiding said:that would help me out also. ive got a m10 planning on insalling in a viper, usung the front stock mounting hole. was worried about the back location. great sight, get lots of help from all you guys. dont know what i would do without you guys. thanks again
Thats exactly what Im going to do
Only mines an '03
Chazz
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Gives them new life...and cheaper than buying a new one! ;-)